So this year, I won't make a list, but just note some of the books I want to
read. Starting with my favourite authors. (Who I am kidding, I will absolutely
read the first two books, but rest? Who knows...)
To be honest, the cover draw me, but the topic looks just for my tastes. It
tells the adventures of a Renata Viraudax, a con artist, and I really
love this kinda series. It will be published in January.
Blood Heir is on my list for some time. We read draft version on
Ilona Andrews' blog, then she changed book. Later, before publishing on
Amazon, she got editorial help. So, it will be totally different book. It
belongs to the Kate Daniels World and narrates Julie's story. It will be
published in January. YEY! It is the one I am the most anxious.
2) Last Guard (Psy-Changeling Trinity #5) by Nalini Singh
I don't even know who's story this book will tell, but it is ON my list.
Since I did not find
Archangel's Sun (Guild Hunter) or Alpha Night (Psy-Changeling Trinity) that much interesting, but I am very excited for this. No cover yet.
The topic seems similar to other books, but I have trust in Farrar, Straus
and Giroux. Also, when I see a black cat in the cover, I want to read.
#guilty This book is Alyssa Colman's debut novel.
As a Valkyrie retelling (I guess?) Hall of Smoke promises amazing
mythology based fantasy book and I cannot wait for it. To be honest, it has
been too long since I read Circe and a beautiful mythology book is
really welcomed.
5) The Devil You Know (Mercenary Librarians #2) by Kit Rocha
In 2020, I read Deal with the Devil and I liked it. You can go to my
review from
here. So, naturally I am planning to read the second book. It has no cover yet.
I am really curious about the next step in the story.
7) The Witch's Heart by Genevieve Gornichec
Witches, Odin, Loki. Who does not love Norse Mythology? And I am a fan of retellings.8) Guild Hunter #14
Again no information, but I am loyal.
9) The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey
There are good comments for The Echo Wife, and I'd be lying if I said I am not interested. After publication, I will read more reviews and maybe, I will read it.
10) Morningside Heights by Joshua Henkin
Morningside Heights hit me from my weakest part: cover love. I just love it, and I just cannot get it out of my mind.
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